Right-wingers welcome Bush's substitute judge
1st Nov 2005, 01:50 GMT
President George Bush has given way to the most extreme members of his party by nominating a staunchly conservative judge for the Supreme Court. While the nomination is poised to lead to a heated confirmation battle, this may actually benefit Mr Bush by diverting attention from the continuing investigation into the CIA leak affair.
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